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Acts 21:37-22:29 - Dual Citizenship
Big Idea: Use every opportunity God provides to testify about Christ and follow where He sends you.
1. Take the opportunity to speak—not to remain silent (READ 21:37–40a)
2. Take the opportunity to testify—not to justify yourself (21:40b–22:21)
3. Take the opportunity to use God’s provision—even in the face of condemnation (22:22–29)
1. What provisions has God given you in your life (background, abilities, relationships, circumstances) that could be opportunities to point others to Christ?
2. Where might God be giving you opportunities to speak about Christ that you have been hesitant or silent about?
3. How would you briefly share your testimony—who you were before Christ, how you met Christ, and how He has changed your life?
4. Why did Paul’s statement that God sent him to the Gentiles caused such a strong reaction from the crowd?
5. What ordinary resources or privileges God has given you could be used more intentionally to serve Christ and advance the gospel?
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Big Idea: Use every opportunity God provides to testify about Christ and follow where He sends you.
1. Take the opportunity to speak—not to remain silent (READ 21:37–40a)
2. Take the opportunity to testify—not to justify yourself (21:40b–22:21)
3. Take the opportunity to use God’s provision—even in the face of condemnation (22:22–29)
1. What provisions has God given you in your life (background, abilities, relationships, circumstances) that could be opportunities to point others to Christ?
2. Where might God be giving you opportunities to speak about Christ that you have been hesitant or silent about?
3. How would you briefly share your testimony—who you were before Christ, how you met Christ, and how He has changed your life?
4. Why did Paul’s statement that God sent him to the Gentiles caused such a strong reaction from the crowd?
5. What ordinary resources or privileges God has given you could be used more intentionally to serve Christ and advance the gospel?